Game Scoop! Game Scoop! 834: Primed and Ready
Nov 20, 2025
Logan Plant, host of Nintendo Voice Chat, joins the crew to dive into Metroid Prime 4, sharing his hands-on impressions and praising its stunning visuals. The discussion also touches on performance options for the Switch 2, the role of a chatty companion named Miles, and the potential impact on the game's classic exploration feel. The hosts debate Ubisoft's struggles in the current gaming landscape and wrap up with insights into arcade game design and nostalgia. Join them for a lively conversation packed with insights!
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Stunning Visuals On Switch 2
- Logan Plant says Metroid Prime 4 looks incredible on Switch 2 and sometimes feels like the best-looking Nintendo game in parts.
- He cautions it isn't a full next-gen showcase because it's cross-gen and some models lack extreme detail.
Performance Modes Affect Feel
- Metroid Prime 4 offers 120 FPS handheld and 4K 60 docked performance modes with a 1080p 120 FPS option.
- Logan praises 120 FPS for smooth shooting, but notes resolution trade-offs when docked.
Preview: Annoying Companion Miles
- Logan recounts meeting Miles McKenzie in the tutorial where the trooper tags along and talks constantly.
- He found the companion's banter cringy and worries about overbearing hints later in the game.